Daily Racing Form: n. Thursday, July 9, 1896

Turf wisdom had its inniug at Sheffield yes-
terday, five favorites winning, while Scamp
who captured the hurdle race, was backed
down fr(»m 7 to 5 to 1. The weather was perfect,
the track fast and the attendance large. The
race track seemed to have more attraction for
some of the visiting politicians than the con-
vention, and Tammany badges and others were
conspicuous.

The principal event was a mile condition race
in which Rudolph, Urania, Saint Lee and others
were entered. There was a hot tip out on Saint
Lee, and opening at 4 to 1 he was quickly
backed down to 8 to 5. C. Slaughter had the
mount, having come from St. Louis to ride him.
Audrax and Urania caused some delay at the
post, but the rubber snapped to a good start
for all except Audrax. Urania made the run-
ning followed by Fred K, Slaughter lying back
in third place. There was no change till after
the sixteenth pole, when Slaughter brought up
the favorite, and in a driving finish beat Urania
by half a length, with Fred K third the same
distance back. Rudolph was never formidable.

In the opening race Loudon the favorite who
^Jloke last with a running start managed to
beat (jfunwaa by half a length.

Solo was an odds on favorite in the two-year-
old race. Off fourth he went to the front at
once, winning from Tom Anderson who beat
Fonclif a head for the place.

In the seven furlong event Miss Young was
always first choice with Simmons next in de-
mand. The favorite and Glenoid were the con
tenders to the stretch where the old horse was
beaten and Dick Behan came up. He could not
catch Miss Young who won by a length, with
Freddie L T a fair third.

Though it was Ashland’s first essay over the
jumps he was made favorite in the jumping
race. Settle Up as usual behaved badly at the
post. Ashland led over the first hurdle where
Gratz Hanly fell. Shoemaker jumped it high
enough to clear a house only to make a mistake
at the second obstacle. Scamp then went to
the front and won easily.

Jennie June the favorite won the last race
easily from Barguard. F. Starkweather the
owner of the second horse ran the winner up to
$700, $400 over her entered price, and she was
bought in for $705,

NOTES OF THE TURF,

Turf, Field and Farm declares that Henry of
Navarre has thrown out a splint and has been
placed in the hands of a veterinarian for treat-
ment.

Charles Boots, of the Elmwood, Cal., farm, has
sold, to go to the city of Mexico for racing.
Duchess of Milpitas, b. f, 4, by Duke of Norfolk
— Ledette, by Nathan Coombs, price $1,000,

The Louisville Courier- Journal knows good
racing matter when it comes to hand, ready and
on time. This idea comes out of the display of
part of Daily Racing Form’s advance critic-
ism of the Realization Stakes in the Courier-
Journal of Monday.

€ M Corrigan's Indio, who w’on at Latonia yes-
lay, was one of the highest priced young-
sters of last winter’s Haggin sale at San Fran-
cisco. He cost Mr. Corrigan some $4,000. His
owner was in town yesterday, returning to La-
tonia last night. He sent a bet of $250 to Shef-
field on the colt.

FIVE CHEAP LEATHER FORMS.

Five ‘‘Leather Forms” were ordered and not
taken. The five $6 books, with copies of Daily
Racing Form from June 2d to date, for sale at
$5 each.

Milwaukee, Wis., July S. — Jim Murphy’s
Buck Massie and the good ‘2-year-old George
Rose have arrived and will race here. Souffle
will be returned here after her Cincinnati
race. Old Stanley King send his entire
string here to-morrow as does Al Orth. It is
excellent racing and weather. The crowd to-
day was good. They grow daily. Everybody is
more than satisfied with the racing.

RACING GOSSIP.

W. C. Vreeland, a veteran reporter of the east-
ern turf, tells the following story from observa-
tion of the Kingston Futurity course record of
1 :08, still on the books :

“Starter Caldwell made a mistake as to the
distance of the race and sent the horses away
from the fiv and a half furlong post instead of
the regular ‘futurity’ mark. Track superinten-
dent, Frank (ffark, who was one of the timers,
noticed the mistake and tried to remedy it, but
was unable to do so, the horses being dispatched
too promptly. The record caused a good deal of
comment. Those who knew held their peace, as
it was thought that no good would result from
having the race run over again. The track cop-

ditions were all against fast time, the track
being slow if not heavy, from a previous rain.
There are any number of men in the East famil-
iar with this little in ide history of Kingston’s
futurity record, and when they speak about the
best performances over that course they always
give the credit to that grand filly, La Tosca, who
carried over 120 pounds and defeated Nellie Bly
in a very fast race. ”

MILWAUKEE FORM.

Milwaukee, Wis., July 8.— The form of
Thurs lay’s State Park fields is as follows:

First Race— George Rose, Eidolon, Cogmoosey
SecondRace — Rondo, David. Palomacita.
Third Race— Samson, Excuse, Hinda.

Fourth Race— Scarf Pin, Barnato, Fig Leaf.
Fifth Race— Nicholas. Sandoval, Maguire.

Waukesha’s Reasonable Luxury.

Tired turfman who needs reasonably priced
luxury and a rest, should go to the “Saratoga of
the West”— Waukesha — and its noble hotel, the
Fountain Spring House.

About August 10 Daily Racing Form Publish-
ing Co. will issue a book that will give the
racing public more information than it ever had
before. The volume will be of pocket size and
built for long and hard use on linen paper and
within flexible leather covers. It will be copy-
righted as a book and patented as an appliance
to racing. Daily Racing Form Manual will
contain a handicapper’s table, such as is usually
foisted on this and that “lamb” at $50 and $100.
We cannot supply a mental key of application.
Nature is the only doctor in such special cases
and it is busy in other lines just now. The
handicapping table is one of weight
applied to distance and time, in general use.
To it will be attached a track- speed series of
compilations — our own. It is the result of a
year’s work on average speed, at all distances
and all American tracks at their best. Other
conditions are not within mathematics, because
the complexion of less than perfect going is not

figurable. The Manual will also give the track
records of all the American courses, book mak-
ing percentages and an experience tale by the
editor of Daily Racing Form on “how not
to lose on the race track.” This tale will be a
personal one of loss and gain and the avenues
j through which both came. The Manual will
not have a large edition. Its price will be far
below its value. Only advance orders will be filled
—as they come. The book will cost $5 and can be
dlivered August 12 at the latest. All its com-
pilations will be intelligent, simple and up to
date-. Some dozen subscribers to Leather Form
did not call ^or the books they ordered— and did
not pay for in advance. Orders for the Manual
must be accompanied by the price. The book
is not for sale by newsdealers, outside Hawley
of Cincinnati, Jett of St. Louis, E. C. Weatherly
our San Francisco agent, Halle of New Orleans
and Hearing of Louisville.

Mr. W’illiam Easton sold the Ruppert horses
well. Those of the lot that brought over $500
were :

Ajax. br. h, a, by Dandie Dinmont— Moon-
light ; W. R. Sanford, $675.

Counter Tenor, ch. c, 4, by Falsetto— Pearl
Thorn ; J. J. McCafferty, $1,000.

Gotham, ch. c, 4, by Iroquois— Trade Wind; J,
J. McCafferty, $6,100.

Manchester, b, c. 4, by Sir Modred— Par-
thenia; W. M. Wallace, $1300.

Concord, b. c. 4. by Longfellow— Leonora Mor*
ri4; W. Lakeland, $1100.

Nihilist, b. c. by Nihil ; W. Lakeland ; $500,

Sanspareil, ch. f. 2, by Rossington— Betsy
Broeck ; W, Lakeland, $900.

Buckrene, ch. h. 4, by Buchanan — Irene; F. B
Weir, $725.

Pay or Play, ’or. h, 5, by Iroquois— Bonetta ;
J. P, Dawes, $600.

Don Bias, b. c, 2, by Buchanan— Spider ; J. W.
Driscoll, $575.

LATONIA FORM.

Cincinnati, O., July 8.— The form of Thurs-
day’s Latonia fields is as follows :

First Race — Leaflet, Major Tom, Hotspur.
Second Race — F. F.V., Irby B, Ben Brown.
Third Race — Flying Dutchman, First Mate,
Sir Dilke.

Fourth Race— Souffle, Bracegirdle, Elusive.
Fifth Race— Thorn Blossom, Adowa, Mertie
Reed.

Sixth Race— Black Silk, Benamela, James
Munroe.

LATONIA POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., July 8.— To-night’s pooling
m Thursday’s Latonia races was :

First Race — Leaflet, $15; Hotspur, $2; Major
Tom, $2; Japonica, $2; field. $3.

Second Race — Ben Brown, $15; Irby B, $10,
F. F, V., $8; Grayling, $6; Alvin W, $5; Rey de
Angeles, $5 ; Cherry Leaf, $2 ; field, $3.

Third Race— Flying Dutchman,$20 ; First Mate,
$8; Sir Dilke, $8; Egbart. $4; Sir Vassar, $2.

Fourth Race— Souffle, $25 ; Bracegirdle, $4 ; Ar-
gentine II, $10; field. $4.

Fifth Race- Adowa, $10; Thorn Blossom. $8;
Minnie Murphy, $4 : Thanet, $3 ; Myrtie Reed, $3 ;
field ; $4.

Sixth Race — Benamela, $5: Morte Fonso, $5;
Chicot. $3 ; field, $5.

CONEY ISLAND FORM.

New York, July 8. — The form of Thursday’s
Coney Island fields is :

First Race— Remp, Dr. Jim, Full Speed.
Second Race — Patrician, Agitator, Hornpipe.
Third Race— Winged Foot, Royal Rose, Dis-
tinction.

Fourth Race— Rubicon, St. Maxim, Tinge.
Fifth Race— Lady Inez, Floretta IV, Gotham.
Sixth Race— Winship, Red Pat. Marcus.

CONEY ISLAND POOLING.

Louisville, Ky., July 8. — To-night’s pooling
on Thursday’s Coney Island races was:
SecondRace — Hornpipe, $1.5; Patrician, $12;
Agitator, $8; Ed Kearney, $3 ; field, $5.

Third Race— Winged Foot, $25 ; Casseopia, $18;
Royal Rose, $10; Divide, $8: Cockernony, $3;
field, $2.

Fourth Race— St Maxim, $15; Connoisseur, $8;
Hauwell, $8; Rubicon, $6; Lucania,$6; Peace-
maker, $4 ; Tinge, $4 ; Hawarden, $2.

Fifth Race— Lady Inez, $15; Gotham, $10;
Floretta IV, $6 ; Tremargo, $5 ; field, $3.

DA.ILY FORM,

MILWAUKEE, WIS., July 8.-Ninth day.
Club. Weather fine ; track fast.

Midsummer Meeting of the State Park Jockey

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W. Simmons. Starter, W. Fitzpatrick.

2121

md. Horses.

FIRST RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upwards. Selling.

Wt. St. 14 H Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1980 BUIJKWA
2066 KIRK
2064 REVENUE
2084 HU L BURT

102

94

102

102

2-h

3

ft

10

1-3

10

12

out

4-5

3

4

21 21‘41nk U VA Coady E. Purser
3i4 3 n 33 35 25 E. Jones P. J. Miles
Ink Ink 2nk 2» 36 R. Brown R. R. Rice
4 4 4 4 4 H.WilliamsOhio Stable

Time, 26, SU/s, I :I6, 1 :41K-
Winner — B. g. 5, by Buckra — Wewa,

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving. Kirk came very fast through stretch. Revenue
tired badly at eighth pole. Hulburt was always outrun. Buckwa was run up $705 over entrance
price by J. Marklien : bought in by owner.

Scratched — Nicholas, 94: Winslow. 100; B. F. Fly. Jr.. 102; Rainmaker. 103.

•2122

SECOND RACE— 5-« Mile. 2-year-oids. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. ^

% Str.Fin,

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

‘2033 MAZEPPA

101

4

44

31 2V2 11

Corner

M’N’ght’n & Muir

:i-2

2

4-5

2081 BANQUO II

106

6

6

6 6

2h

( Yassin

T. P, Hayes

2

2

4-5

*2033 ELYRIA

97

5

51

51 41

3»

Coombs

J. Bernstein

6

15

6

1951 OVERFLOW

97

1

31

4% 51

41

A. Barrett

Ohio Stable

10

30

10

2(Kd IZEYL

103

3

22

*21»43h

5>4

T. Burns

Pelham Stbl

3)4

3)4

*2033 PRINCESS MAUD

102

0

12

12 11

6

F. Williams Scoggau Bros

20

30

10

*2004 SNAG

92

8

7

7 7

7

Hall

P. J. Miles

20

40

12

2001 NINA D

9*2

7

8

8 8

8

W. Dean

J. Wilson

20

30

10

2065 BAROMETER

101

Left at the post Bunn Lowell Stable

Time, 12^, 2.5)4, .50, 1 :f2)4.

20

30

10

Winner — Br, f, by Masetto — Rupee.

Post 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won cleverly ; second and third driving. Banquo was
away badly. Elyria int-}rfered with at eighth pole. Princess Maud tired badly in stretch.
Izeyl ran as if short.

Scratched— Dawn. 97 ; Fig Leaf. 103.

2123

THIRD Race — 3-4 MUe. 3-year-olds and upwaicl. Handicap.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. H Vi

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op VA PI

6

1 1^ 13 11 In Morgan

4 5 5 41 21HE. Jones

3 2nk 31 31 31 McGlone

5 4>Vi2NK 2% 41 Freeman

2 3nk 41 5 5 T. Burns

Time, 12^4. 25, 49^, 1 :01^, 1 :14.

Winner- B, g. 4, by Rotherhill— Money Musk.

Posts minutes. Start good. Won driving and all out; place easy, third same. Potter

David tired badly in stretch. Wren was out run all

(2003)THE DEUCE 108

(198l)PINKEY POTTER 99
20.32 LORD NELSON 111

(2066)DAVID 116

2003 HELEN WREN 95

T. D. Carter 2^4

O. G. Parke 5

Wellington Stable 4
Springfield Stable 9-5
Thos. Hums 4

1

2

8-5

3-5

6-5

showed remarkable speed through stretch,
the way.

Scratched— Palomacita. 99; Kirk. 99; Nicholas, 101.

2124

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Pabst Brewing Stakes.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. H

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op iA PI

3 IH 11 11 11 A. Barrett

2 43 4^ 21 2h E. Jones

4 31 3 nk 34 32 Morgan

5 5 5 41V443 Cassin

1 2% 21 5 5 T. Burns

Time, 24%, 495*4, 1 :14.

Winner — Blk. c, by Whistle Jacket— Grenadine.

Post 4 minutes. Start good. W on handily ; place driving ; third easy. King ran well. Par-
themax is very speedy and will do to watch. Senator Quay was outrun. Milwaukee tired badly in
stretch.

(2065)STORM KING 118

1922 PaRTHEM.\X 113

(1922)SENATOR QUAY 113
2J34 ALTA MAX 108

1979 MILW.YUKEE 108

♦Coupled in betting.

Bryn Mawr Stable 1
Burns&Waterh’e *5
T. D.t'arter 2

Burns&Waterh’e *5
T. Hums 5

8-5

6

3-2

6

5

3-5

2

1-2

2

8-5

2125

FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. ^

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

i

‘2064 ELLSMERE

94

*2

IH

Ink

1)4 U

T. Burns

D. A. Boyle

3

3)4

1

2080 ROSALIND III

92

6

43

31

3h *2h

A. Barrett

Bryn Mawr Stable 8

12

5

2080 TOMMY RUl’TER 105

3

23

*21

2Vt 3n

E. .Jones

Springfield Stable 2

2)4

4

‘2063 MAY GALOP

100

1

31

46

46 45

Bunn

G. G. Moshior

8-5

7-5

1

1949 ELWYN

98

4

51

52

52 53

F. Williams Scoggan Bros.

15

15

6

*2067 PRINCE

103

7

7

6

6 6

I ears

R. R. Rice

15

15

6

2064 LA VERNE

105

5

6

7

7 7

H. Williams Kenwood Stable

! 20

20

8

W’inner- B. g, 3. by Knight of
Post 10 minutes. Start good,
through stretch* Rutter tir. d in
won.

Scratched — Distant Shot, 105; Nellie Osborne, 103.

Time, 25, .50H, I -.WA.

Ellerslie— Lizzie Pickwick.

W’on driving; second and third same. Rosalind came fast
stretch. Galop was pocketed in stretch, otherwise might have

Sixth Race— I Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Qo to Edward List, 190 5outh Clark

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SHEFFIELD FORM.

The form of Thursday’s Sheffield fields is :
First Race— Terragnes, Billy Kinney, Tramp,
Second Race — Sutton, Her Excellence, Provi-
dent.

Third Race— Gismonda, Nikita, Serena.
Fourth Race— Assignee, Redskin, Lillian E.
Fifth Race— Sullross, Rossmore, Ragner.

Sixth Race— *Rubberneck, May Fern, (’ora
Havill.

♦By Himyar.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis. Mo., July 8. — The form of Thurs-
day’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— (^astalia, Mother of Pearl, Forseen
Second Race — Bertha, Our Maggie, Bravo.
Third Race— Henry Young, Utopia, Mrs.
Bradshaw.

Fourth Race— Jane, Ace, Whisper.

Fifth Race— Linda, Leader Ban, Dorah W^ood.
Sixth Race — Dare II, Buckvidere, Omah
W’ood.

SHEFFIELD ENTRIES.
Probabilities— Weather clear; track fast.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3- year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
1991 Little Scotch(3) 89 1960 Teragnes(3) — 94

1807 Demirep(3) 94 1903 Camelia(3) 94

2068 Billy Kinney(3), 95 1807tRubberneck(3). 99

1833 Tetom(3) 99 2068 Santa Cruiz. (4)100

2045 Baldur(3) 100 1694 My Hebe(4) . . . . 103

2097 Fakir(a) 105 1960 Tramp(a) 107

2ul7 Cunarder(5) .. . . 110

fBy Vagabond.

Second Race— 3-4 Mile.

2- year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,

2U69 Gertrude 90 2012 C. H. W’helan.. 93

2012 Cherryflame 95 1990 Provident 105

Moontime 105 2098 Thomas Paine. 105

2046 Sutton 98 1%1 Yours Truly — 108

(*2046) Her Excellence 95

Third Race— 7-8 Miles.

3- year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

1556 Minerva 92 1964 Georgie Smith.. 92

(l882)Gismonda 97 ‘20.50 Oualaska 102

^.50 Serena 102 (2071) Re warder 102

1717 Ethelleah 102 1182 Nikita 107

Fourth Race— 7 1-2 Furlongrs.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. T^d. Horses. Wgt

1225 Lillian E (3),... 92 2016 I. Pickwick (a)105
(2016) Assignee (5) .. .118 (1904) Redskin (6)... 119

h’litn Race— 1 Mile and 20 Yards.

4- year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Ho> es, Wgt.

1993 Linnette (4) — 101 2048 Ragner (a) 98

2648 Rossmore (4)... 103 2015 King Bors (5).. 103

1993 Miss (dark (5)|.107 2073 Carmel (4) 108

2072 M’y Mon’rch(a) 108 ( 2073)Sullross (a).. .114

Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Second Race— 1 Mile.

3-year olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

1987 Agitator (4).... 109 1984 Kennel (4) 107

1956 Patrician (5). .,107 1956 Hornpipe (5).. 107
2117 Ed Kearney (5) 99 2088 Oomwell (4) ,. 97.

20‘29 Halfling (4) .... 97 2(88 Volley (3) 85

2117 Har.Sbannon(3) 83 1865 Chugnut (3) ... 81
Third Race— 5-8 Mile.

2- year-old fillies. The Vernal Stakes.

Ind. Horses. 'Wgt. Ind. Horses, Wgt

(2087 )W’inged Foot.. 1*25 198.5 (’asseopia 125

1955 Royal Rose 1‘22 ( l863)Divide 1‘20

Sister Beatrice. 115 2115 Distinction 108

1918 Leonore 108 1559 Cockernony — 108

Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Long Island Handicap.
Ind. Horses Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(‘2028)St.Maxim(5)...128 2028 Hanwell(4) 112

^8) Rubicon (.5) 108 Lucania (4) — 106

Peacemaker(5) . 104 1984 Tiuge(l) 100

2086 Connoisseur. (4) 86 ‘2117 Hawarden... (4) 95
Race— 3-4 Mile.

3- year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

‘20*28 Gotham (4) 1*22 Floretta IV (3) 108

140.5 Lady Inez (3)... 104 1801 Lustre (a) 98

19.54 Treinargo (3).., 95 1984 Manchester (4). 94
2085 Emotional (3).. ^5 (*2030)Harpsich’d (3) 89
Sixth Race— Full Course.
Handicap. Steeplechase.

£nd. Horses. Wgt lud. Horses. Wgt

(*2031) Red Pat (5).... 166 *2031 Lion Heart (5) 162

2031 Marcus (a) 1.53 (1824)VVinship (5) . . .1.51

2090 Golden (jate (4)142 1781 Lawyer (6) 141

1919 Woodford (a) ,.140 2031 Patrolman (5). 137

20.11 Decapod (6) — 137 *2690 St. Luke (a)... 136
1919 Wtstbury U). -1J''> Marble (5) 135

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear : track fast.
First Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
2110 Ir. (^ueen II (3j 93 1845 Loy.Princess(3) 93

2(XJ6 Castalia (3) 93 2691 Forseen (3) 93

1972 LaGallienue (3) 93 *2110 Gold Brick (3). 95

*206*2 Hella (4) 98 1972 Nellie H 111(4) 102

Faustonia (5).. 104 *2011 Moun.Quail(6) . 104
1*256 M. of Pearl (6). 104 *2037 W.G.Harding(5)104
1947 St. Elmo (5).... 106 1690 W.T.Ellis (6) ..106
Seco..*d Race— 1 Mile and 20 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

2091 Bravo (3) 84 2009 Bertha (3) 84

1931 Our Maggie (6). 97 2091 Oak Forest (6), 10*2
*2038 Cherry Stone(4)l07 2042 Jim Henry (5). 109
(*2095) RhettGoode (5) 111

Third Race— 6 1-2 Furiong-s.
3-vear-olds and upward. Selling.

[nd. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2058 Fasig (3) 95 1890 Ozark Jr (3) ... 95

2094 Utopia (3) 95 19*28 Roundelay (5). 10*2

(2111)Tea Set (a) — 104 2(J62 Mrs Brads’w(4) 104

1974 Immilda (6) 104 2111 Denver (a) 106

1,5*20 Bay View (5).., 106 2094 Davezac (a),... 106

2095 Brahma (5) 106 *2091 Glee Boy (a). •169

1240 Willie Ham (5). 109 957 H’ry Young(6).109

Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

(1974)Haroldine(3)..103 1946 Ace (4) 103

(2010jJane (4) 101 (2060) Whisper (3)... 97

f ilth Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. lud. Horses. Wgt

*2041 Leader Ban (6). 106 1930 Linda (6) 100

1977 J. McHale (4).. 96 *2062 Dorah Wood(4) 96
Sixth Race— 5-8 Mlie
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

2061 Gladys II 92 ( 2061) Juanita 95

*2(X)8 Lilly Beatrice.. 95 ^93 Dare II 105

2061 Sea Robber 97 2093 Buckvidere.. ..114

2061 Omah Wood.... 89

LaTONIA ENiRIES.

Probabilities— Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horset Wgt

1908 Hotspur (a) 1G4 2103 Major Tom (4) 99

20.51 Leaflet (4) 96 ‘2051 Al’thia Ailen(5) 96

1490 Japonica (3),.. 95 1910 Buckwe (3) 88

776 Ch’rlie Y’ung(3) 88 2053 Chatterbox (3). 88
Second Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(20o6)Ben Brown. ...112 (*2078)Grayling 107

*2052 Cherry Leaf .... 107 20.5*2 A1 vin W 107

1967 F FV 107 (1967)Irby B 107

2078 Rey De Angele«103 ^78 Giveaway 103

Prosecutor 103 lo5*2 Zolo 100

Third Race— 1 1-16 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

•2076 Beuamela (3). ..107 1794 (^hicot (4) 106

1998 Black Silk (4). .106 2051 Morte Fonso(4)103
20*20 Jas. Munroe(3). 97 1.593 Elizbert (4) — 97
2055 St Halena (3j ., 96 20<.0 Dr. Kellogg(3). 87

MILWAUKEE ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear : track fast.
First Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. lud. Horses. Wgt

Shasta Water.. 96 2065 ('ogmoosey 98

864 Miss Miles 103 21*22 Banquo II 104

2083 Fervor 106 (*2083)Harry Gwynn. 1C6

(2034)Eidol(m Ill (1877) George Rose,. Ill

^cond Race— 3-4 Mile,

3 year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind Horses. Wgt.

*2002 Palomacita (3). 100 20:1.5 Kamsin (3) 102

*20:15 Rondo (3) 10 > :145 Tim Murphy(ajl08

(2064)Campania(4) . .109 (2l*23)The Duece(4).lll

2123 David (4) Ill *2066 Meddler (.5).. ..113

(2035) Havoc (4) 114 *2067 Sunburst (4). ..114

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

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FOUNTAIN

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Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
*2072 Cora Havill (3). 91 (1921 )^Rubb’rneck (3)9.5

2050 Minnow (3) .... 96 ^15 Belvour (3) 98

207*2 LaCreole (4) .. .100 *2016 The Kitten(5) . .100

1965 Pert (3) 100 2013 May Fern (5) ..105

2048 Canewood (4) . . 105 2070 Eloroy (6) 107

1936 Bob Waguer (5)107 2047 Victor Carl(4)..107
♦By .Himyar.

CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 5-8 Mile

Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(2040) Fly Du’hm’n(4) 122 2106 Egbart(5) 114

(1909) First Mate(3). 104 1968 Sir Vassar..(3) 96
(1968)Sir Dilke(3).... 96

fi ourth Race- 1 1-4 Miles.

3-year old fillies. Latonia Oaks.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2035 Souffle 117 (19:14) Elusive 117

2075 LaGascogne 112 1938 ♦Bracegirdle. .. 112

2075 ♦Argentiuall . . . 11*2 20,55 fLufra 11*2

1405 Allegra 107

♦T. McDowell entry. fBy Silvermine.

Filth Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling.

Im Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2025 Robbie W 112 (1780)Full Speed.. ..108

Michael G 108 1861 Albanian 104

1957 Rerap 104 MohawkPrincelOl

20*25 Florian 99 1054 Lady Looram.. 99

1983 Nana H 99 Spoons 99

1819 Fratello 98 2025 Slow Poke 98

1983 Break o’Day .. .. 95 1583 Ellerdie 95

(875)Sparkler 95 1861 Dr Jim 95

2089 >iaughty Girl... 95

2-year-olds.

Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wgt.

Ind. Horses.

Wgt.

1817 Adowa

....110

(1970)Min. Murphy.. 107

*2077 Imp

. ...107

1498 Lulu M

107

2023 Mertie Reed

. ... 107

( 1841 )TbornBlossoml07

2056 Black Bess . ,

,...107

Orpha D

103

Clodomira . .

...,103

1698 Matawaua .

....103

Marietta

.. ..103

1970 Sis Tan

103

20,54 Hattona

... 10:1

2077 Sunday Garter. 103

1462 Amalea

....103

1970 Thanet

... .103

1990 Sister Clara

. ... 103

2009 Volma

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses, Wgt

21*25 Elwyu(3) 94 208<r Hinda(4) 101

1924 Winslow(4) 103 2084 Samson(4) 103

2(64 N.Osborne(4)...«05 2044 B. F. Fly, Jr.(5)105

2084 Francis Pope(6)108 2044 Excuse(3) 106

2067 Spaghetti (4). ..109

Fourth Racvj— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Selling

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2081 Little Maggie. . 98 21*22 Barometer 100

‘2033 Elyria 101 1349 J<»an of Arc.. . 103

2001 Fig Leaf 103 ‘2004 Fortunate 106

2083 Scarborough,. .106 1.5,52 Goldie Locks.. 107

2081 Scarf Pin 107 2081 Barnato 1G8

Fifth Race— I Miie.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

2063 Maguire (3) 90 1896 Waterman (3),. 93

2063 Nicholas (3) 95 :146 Belle Boyd (3). 97

2005 Lady Rose (5).. 97 2125 Prince (4) 97

2125 La Verne (5)... 99 2084 Springtime (5) . 99
2080 Montepenso (4). 100 20'‘4 Master Fred (.5) 102
19^ Harbinger (3).. 104 2082 Sandoval (4).. .105
203*2 Rainmaker (4).. 106

• (WAUKESHA)

The State -Park Jockey Glub track
is half way between Waukesha
an(d Milwaukee.

Special Trains to the track and
return. J

The very best place to stop during
the Summer Races.

WRITE FOR CIRCULAR
AND RATES.

W. P. F. MESERVE,

MANAGER.

TlATT.Y RA.OINQ FORM.

3

LATONIA FORM CHART.

COVINGTON, KY., July 8.— Twelfth Day. Latonia Jockey Club. Summer Meeting.

Weather clear; track slow.

Presiding Judge, J. J. Carter. Starter, M. Chinn.

2 103

KIKST HACK— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

V4

%

Str. III,

. Jockeys

Owners

( i

P.

1937 WHITESIDE

107 6

71

51

23

IV,

Ray

Whiteside Stable

6

»

3

2051 MAJOR TOM

no 5

5«

3V4 IH

23

(L Graham S. E. Holloway

12

15

6

1837 CLARA FOLEY

100 11

9

9

61

31

Scherrer

C. B. Gilman

4

6

2

1907 ASAPH

102 4

1*4 12

4h

4nk

A, Isom

Argyle Stable

6

8

3

664 AMY T

105 7

2H 42

51

52

J. Jones

M. R. Perkins

30

20

Q

1467 WHITE OAK

102 10

10

10

7

6

Dupee

Smith & Ferguson 5

6-.5

1907 KING ELKWOOD

105 12

12

12

8

7

B. Blevins

G. T. Berry

20

8

3

1910 CHAGRIN

105 2

3h

2ni

t 3 h

8

Perkins

C. B. Reid

6

8

3

1701 DAD'S DAUGHTERICO 8

8

8

9

9

Sherrin

S. (\ Wagner

50

GO

20

1907 ELKW’D P’ZZLER 105 9

n

11

10

10

Allcock

J. F. Price

.50

.50

20

1966 HAFIZ

105 1

61

6V411

11

VanKuren

Sycamore Stable

30

20

8

M. MONTROSE

102 13

13

13

13

12

A. Jones

A. W, Thurman

20

15

6

2024 FIDETTE

100 3

41

73

12

13

C. Reiff

T. F. Dolan

50

60

20

1842 IXION

no 14

14

14

14

14

T’borpe

A. G. Weston

3

3

1

Time,

50'/a, 1:17%.

W’inner— Ch. g. 4, by Dudley— Maggie Shields.

Start good by machine. Won driving; second and third same. Major Tom tired last furlong.
Asaph was full of run to half, where he quit. Chagrin tired badly in stretch. CJara Foley ran a
good race. Hatiz was in a pocket all the route. Fidette was cut off twice before stretch was

Scratched — Mary Revenaugh, 100; Mattie Graham, 100.

2104

SECOND KACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

INDIO

98 7

V/9 IH 13 13

1. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

Piggott

Ed Corrigan

2

3

1

Scherrer

Holloway Bros.

2

2 %

1

V. Wilson

Terrell & Marders30

60

20

N. Morris

Spokane Stable

12

15

6

C. Reiff

Queen City Stbl

4

4

8-5

Jackson

G. D. Wilson

20

15

6

bowler

W. J. Donahue

6

6

2

Bibbs

Briar Hill Stable

20

20

8

Dnpee

Horse Haven F’m

6

6

2

('onnolly

J. W. Farley

50

.50

20

Mathews

Lee Christy

50

00

20

Huston

Riley & C’olston

40

40

12

Green

J. E. Madden

60

GO

20

1 : 02 ^.

d third driving hard. Hamza showed good
y last eighth. Covington Ky was speedy early
with plenty to spare.

s. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

41 4!

63 62 61 5«4 51

8 8 7 61 6^

9 9 9 7 7

5h 7 8 8 8

13 lu 41/3 9 9

Time, "2514, 52, 1 :17V4, 1 :4314.

Winner— Ch. c. 3, by Springbok— Edith.

Post 20 minutes. Start fair, by machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. Nimrod ran
in hand to stretch turn where he was given his head. Aimee off badly, showed good turn of
speed and finished strong. Jurist ran to the half and then quit like a cur.

1995 MISS S 78

181714 LITTLE WALTER 95
2024 MESH 95

1998 LESTER 95

1793 SAY ON 105

1790 JURIST 96

, Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl

Pi

Huston

B. McClelland

7-

10 3-5

out

C. Reiff

Goodwill Stable

8

8

3

Dupt>e

Ernspie Stable

4

5

8-5

Whitend

Shamrock Stable 30

25

8

H. Wilson

P. H. McNamara 30

30

10

Fowler

W. S. Stacey

12

15

6

Sherrin

J. H. McAvoy

30

30

10

Diltz

A. Duffy

8

10

4

Bibbs

Jack’u&M’Intyre 1(X)

100

30

2 106

Ind. Horses.

FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,

Wt. St. 14 14 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

(1602) HERMES
(2055)EGBART

1969 B. McClelland

101 3 3 3 3 1“ 1« Scherrer S.K. Hughes & Co. 2 8-5 out

113 2 U 2t 1« 22 2* Ray Tim Murphy "S-S 9-10 out

101 1 21 iH 214 3 3 C. Reiff Bashford Manor 3 4 out

Time, 24^, 49%, 1 :1714, 1 :42%.

Winner — Blk. c, 3, by Eolian — Lita.

Start good by ttag. Won handily; second driving. Egbart had energy when stretch was
reached. Hermes finished strong.

Scratched — Morte Fonso, 102.

2107

FIFTH RACE— 4 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt, St.

H %

Str.Fin.

, Jockeys

Owners

Op

CJ

1 PI

1996 TURTLE DOVE

98 1

1*

U 1V4

Scherrer

('. R. Jaynes

5

7

(1941)('ARRIE

100 2

21

23 22

A. Isom

J. Thomas

4

5

2

2023 TALUCA

91 4

43

3V4 33

C. Reiff

E. F. McLean

30

8

3

1859 FESSY F

99 3

32

4Vt 4h

B. Blevins

Equitable Stable

15

20

8

2056 DULCENEA

103 5

6

5^ 51

Perkins

j!b. Todd

3

3

1

1817 EARTH

99 8

5

6 6

Slaughter

Ed. Brown

20

30

10

1970 FRANCES FESLER107 7

7

7 7

Thorpe

A. S. Johnson

2!4

2

4-5*

SUPERB A

111 6

8

8 8

Washam

Ireland& Fergus n 50

60

20

1653 ALICE C

98 9

9

9 9

Fowler

W. Tarr

4

6

2

1653 RACHAEL

98 10

10

10 10

Piggott

Ed. Corrigan

8

15

6

Time, 25, 49%, 5514.

Winner— Ch. f, by Teuton— Melrose.

Start straggling, by machine. Won easily; second and third driving. Turtle Dove has im-
proved wonderfully. Taluca came fast last quarter. Carrie F held her own. Fessy F showed
some speed early. Others never prominent.

2108

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

%

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

. Cl PI

100

6

52

31

12

12

Dupee

W. Tarr

6

6

2

100

7

9

8

7

21

Scherrer

S. K. Hughes&Co.

2H 13 J

i 1

102

1

3h

43

21

31

Perkins

J. E. Kittson & Co 3

3

1

100

3

411

52

51

42

C. Reiff

E, F. McLean

15

10

4

105 10

7h

61

61

5Vi

Fowler

Talbot Bros

25

20

8

107

2

1»«

2Vi 4h

6

Ray

C. E. Patterson

1 4

8-5

102

5

21

Ink 3h

7

Sherrin

Ravenswood Stbl

30

30

10

107

4

8

7

8

8

Connolly

A. R. Taylor

80

100

40

105 12

12

9

9

9

V. Wilson

H. C. Cook

15

10

4

102

9

10

10

11

10

Conley

Million & Davis

30

20

8

102 11

11

12

12

11

(Uerico

M. T. Dauaher

10

10

4

100

8

6 Vi 11

10

12

A. Isom

Spokane Stbl

50

50

20

2000 CLISSIE B
1884 CECIL
1966 REMNANT II
2000 BONNIE LOUISE
2000 ELSKET
1699 CAPT DRANE

2074 WAR SONG
2051 NO REMARKS
1650 ANNIE M

750 LIBERATl
1940 STATION T

2075 KEN. THATCHER 100

Time, 25, 50, 1 :1614.

Winner — C'h. f, 3.. by Audrain— Gertrude.

Start fair by machine. Won easily ; second and third same, Clissie B ran a good race and
had plenty left, Cecil, off badly, closed lot of ground and was very speedy last furlong. Captain
Draue was cut off' at turn for home. War Song ran into pocket and boy pulled up.

Scratched— Nana, 100; King Charlie, 110; Mesh, 105.

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SHEFFIELD FORM CHART.

SHEFFJELD, IND., July 8.— Thirteenth Day. Sheffield Jockey Club. Summer Meeting of Fif-
teenJDays. Weather clear. Track fast.

Presiding Judge. M. Nathanson. Starter. Richard Dwyer.

2007

FIRST KA(’E— 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

54 54 % Str.Fin

. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

2013 LOUDON

Ill

10

42 43 INK 154

Dorsey

Uankins&Johns’n LMO 1

1-2

1992 GUNWAD

109

6h

7nk 52 62 21

W. Taylor

C. Dorsey

4

6

2

2072 OVATION

107

gUK

6h 654 454 32

(Haywood

Geo. Wilde

20

30

12

2013 LUCINDA

105

5 nk

21 2nk 314 45

Warren

E. D. Weston

6

6

2

1903 FRANKIE D

105

754

9 715472 554

F. Penny

M. L. (Jonroy

20

40

15

1819 R. McAlister

105

2h

8h 9 82 63

Gutieres

Charles Bros.

10

20

8

1993 CERITA

98

3h

5nk 8h 93 72

Magnusson A. Mc.Yuley

30

30

10

2013 EFFIE T

98

IH

354 354 554 82

WiUis

D. Waldo

20

30

10

1901 KING HENRY

109

954

10 10 10 95

Sherland

Calumet Stable

60

60

20

2049 BRODHEAD

107

41

12 I1542H 10

Sli^ghter

B. Schreiber

6

7

2

Time, 13, 25, 38, 50K, 1 :03?4, 1 :16.

Winner— Ch. g, a, by Fonso— Amorette.

Pott 6 minutes. Start perfect. Won driving and all out. Gunwad could not have lost with
better racing luck. He was moving up rapidly when he was badly cut otf. Brodhead again
showed his yellow stioak. The ride on Rachel McAllister was wretched. Ovation ran an excel-
lent race. Effie T gave it up in the stretch. She is of little account.

Scratched— Character, 104: Fakir, 110.

209S

SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. H ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1990 SOLO

1990 TOM ANDERSON
1990 FONCLIF
HURNS

2012 THOS. PAINE
(1932^ BROWN EYES
1932 SAN BENITA

108

104

104

104

104

104

99

4h

61^

1h

3nk

2»

7

5»

W. Jones

Warren

Dorsey

Caywood

Clay

Newcom

Avondale Stable
H. Mc(3oulsky 3
Hankins&Johnson 8
D. Waldo 20

W. H. Roller ^ 4
Monmouth Stable' 7

7t5 4-5 2-5

11 12 12 13

4h 4nk 32 2h
3 nk 32 21 36

2Vi 21*441^43
514 61^7 51

7 7 51 654

Time, 12^, 25, 38, 49M, 1 :02.

Winner— Br. g, by Tremont— Spinette.

Post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won galloping; second and third driving hard. Tom Anderson’s
race was a good one. Ho has speed and a big heart. Fonclif was heavily played and ran a great-
ly improved race. Paine is not “much” these days. Hums was a trifle green, but had speed. He
will be heard from later on. Solo was by far the class of it.

Scratched— Moon time, 101.

Magnusson B. V. Martin

15

4
6

30

5

12

30

1

2

10

8-5

4

10

2099

THIRD RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St.

Vt

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op (1 PI

(1964) MISS YOUNG
1226 DICK BEHAN

2048 FREDDIE L T
(1963) SIM MO NS

2049 GLENOID
2048 LONGDALE
1678 JUDGE BAKER

Clay W. H. Roller

(’aywood Villmar Stable
Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

J. Murphy Merry Glen Stbl.
Colby W. H. Snarley
D. Davis (’rescent Stable
W. Jones Oakley Stable

6-J
6 6
10 30

8-5 2
20 60
.50 100
20 60

9-10 out
1
6

3-5

15

25
20

99 IH 11 254 U54U
101 3nk 5h 5nk 554 2nk 22

103 5^A 4nk 610 65 554 3i

1(5 2h 65 42 2h 3H 41

100 654 254 154 l'"^ 43 51

100 7 7 7 7 7 65

98 4H 354 32 41 5461 7

Time 13, 25, 3754, 50M, 1 :04, 1 :1654. 1 :2954-

Winner— (’h. f, 4, by Hanover— May Lady.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won with something left ; second and third driving. Boy took
Miss Young back on far turn and generally rode her with good judgment. Dick Behan had no
early speed but finished very strong. Glenoid was running under a double wrap at three furlong
pole, but when called upon he faltered. Simmons appeared short. Freddie L T runs better with
weight off. Judge Baker will do to watch.

Scratched— Pinchback, 89; Alvarado. 90.

2100

FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upwards. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. 54

Vi

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

P

1962 ST LEE

87

554 42

354 35

38 154

Slaughter Pinkerton Stable 4

8-5

3-j

(1857)URANIA

104

IH 1154154 154 1 54 254

Caywood

Kendall Stable

2

254

4-!

1962 FRED K

87

3nk 23

22

2154254 310

Clay

Troy Stable

10

20

6

1994 THEODORE H

101

654 61

62

65

51 4154 W. Taylor R. J. Stewart

15

100

40

1992 RUDOLPH

93

4 nk 3 nk 43

42

4154554

Dorsey

Hankins&Johnson 8-5

3

1

1834 DOCTOR G

96

715452

55

52

61 66

Cleary

Merry Glen Stbl

10

30

6

1994 LA GASCON

9554

2.. 73

8

8

71 71

D. Davis

Kentucky Stbl

15

80

30

20.50 AUDRAX

93

8 8

7 nk

7 ni

8 8

Campbell

McMillan & Co

15

60

20

Time, 13, 26, 3854 , 50^, 1 :04, 1 :16^. 1 ;2954, 1 :4lhi.

Winner— B. c, 3, by St. George— Levee.

Post 8 minutes. Start good. Won in a long, hard drive ; second and third same. Slaughter
rode a perfect race on St. Lee. He never made a move until the seventy yard mark was reached.
It was the ride that won the race. Less used early part of it, Urania might have won. Rudolph
did not run his race. Fred K’s performance was startling. Watch Theodore H .

2101

FIFTH RACE—l I-IO Miles. Over four hurdles. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 54 54 % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1831 SCAMP 137

1934 *ASHLAND 142

1931 MR DUNLAP 134

1787 SETTLE UP 134

\m SILVER TIP 137

LEADER 134

2017 SHOEMAKER 137

19:45 GRATZ HANLY i;M

♦By Springbok.

Winner- B. g, 4, by Vagabond

654 2V2 12 15 18 18

1" 1154254 3nk 22 25

2nk 4» 654 43 33 320

754 7 42 2154450 450

554 554 554 6 5 5

8 6 354 52 6 6

354 3 Fell.

454 Fell.

Time, 1 :5654.
Florence D.

S. Reagan L. Ezell 7 5 2

Feeney Laraghetta Stable 3 16-5 1

(h Johnson Woodlawn Stable 5 8 3

G. Cochran J. Cochran 3 4 3-2

Roy J. Nevin 20 20 8

Winter W. Goode 10 20 8

W. Johnson R. E. Malone 4 4 :i-2

J. Level Marsh & Harding 10 10 4

Post 5 minutes. Start good. Won away off, but very tired ; second and third driving. Scamp
was well ridden. Boy let him rate along, and steadied him well at the jumps. Ashland jumps
cleverly and will do at the game. Mr Dunlap made a mistake at the second hurdle. Loader showed
some speed.

Scratched— Nellie G, 1:42.

2102 *

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 54 54

% Str.Fin.

, Jockeys

Owners

Oi

» Cl Pi

1906 JENNIE JUNE

1U9 754

5nk

2nk 2h 13

Shetland

Liberty Stable

9-5 8-5

> 2-5

2013 BARGUARD

1C9 954

654 454 22

J. Murphy

F. Starkweather

4

3

1

2070 DOMINICO

108 354

22

31 31 3h

L, Soden

Portland Stable

25

60

20

178:1 WELLS STREET 110 8”

72

73 454 42

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

10

20

8

1963 EAGLE BIRD

114 1054

8 nk 61 75 51

H. Taylor

J. DeLong

5

8

3

1672 MINIVER

108 654

354

l>54 654 66

Warren

C, P. Fink

6

8

3

1901 MELODY

107 2>*

11

12 554 75

Dorsey

M. Sabbath

15

15

6

1991 ALTO JUNE

105 4«

10

92 81 810

Clay

H. J. Cassard

5

8

3

1647 THE ROOK

105 554

454 85411 954

Macklin

J. Buzik

6

10

4

2013 DAGO

no 11

95411 10 1010

C. Sloan

Wm. Gallagher

10

15

6

1372 BUSTUP

102 IH

11

10 9 11

Campbell

Brazos River Stb

25

50

20

Time, ) 2 %, 25, 3754, W54, 1 :0254, I :lf)54.

Winner— H. m. 5, by Hyder Ali— Bagatelle.

Post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily on the end; second all out ; third driving. Bustup
was interfered with at start and pulled up. Eagle Bird could not get out of his own way. Melody
showed early speed. Wells Street’s race a good one. Dorainico is rounding too. He had lots of
speed.

FOREIGN RACING FORM DEPOTS.

DETROIT. — 206 Woodward Ave., J. C. More-
and Russell House, Union News Stand, Frodt
St. depot and all first-class hotels and new-
stands.

CINCINNATI. — J. R. Hawley, 408 and 410 Vine
St., leading hotels and dealers and Newport. La-
tonia and Oakley tracks.

NEW YORK— Astor House News Stands.

DENVER— Pratt Mercantile Co.. 1517 Larimer
Street.

ST. LOUIS— E. T. Jett Book and News Co.
806 Olive St. and Philip Roeder, 307 N. Fourth.

NEW ORLEANS— Holle, 641 Commercial PI.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Pfister Hotel and St.
Charles Hotel.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.— Pacher & Sacre, 6 S.
Third St., C. S. Crabtree, 235 Nicolet Ave.

LOUISVILLE, KY. — Louisville Book Co.,
Chas. T. Dearing, 3rd & Jefferson St.

DENVER, COL.— Pratt M’d’se Co.', 1517 Lari-
mer St.

MEMPHIS. — R. M. Mansford Co., 298 Main St.

NASHVILLE.— Duncan Hotel, T. S. Hard &
Co., 415 Church St.

LEXINGTON, KY. — Norris & Son, 19 N. Mill
Street.

ST. PAUL.-Miller, 381 Wabash St.

TERRE HAUTE, IND. - Stephenson, Terre
Haute House.

LOCAL RACING FORM DEPOTS.

Daily Racing Form will be delivered in Chi-
cago singly only as first-class mail matter— in
sealed envelopes— at $1.25 per month. Only in
that way can early and certain delivery be
guaranteed. Its local depots will also be limited
in number. The list is published. At each the
paper will be on sale at 6 o’clock every morning.
DOWN TOWN DEPOTS.

Van’s Book Exchange, 99 Van Buren.

P. O. News Co., Dearborn.

Van Hausen’s. 73 Clark St.

Chapin & Gore. 73 E. Monroe St.

Clark and Madison, three stands.

Tribune corner. Dearborn and Madison.
Banghart, 130 Van Buren St.

McDonald’s, 54 Washington St.

Birmingham’s, 41 Randolph St.

Melsch Bros., 22754 Dearborn st.

Landre, 111 Harrison.

Jackson, 97 Clark st.

Monadnock Building News Stand.

Union News Co. Station, Polk and Dearborn
Street Depot., Congress st. Alley L.

Union Depot, Adams st.

SOUTH SIDE DEPOTS.
Fitzpatrick, 1.54 22nd St.

Tiexeira, 519 :49th St.

Bradbury. 2970 State St.

Fisher, 117 West :49th St.

Malcolm, 289 31st St.

Koehle, Hopkins Theater Bldg 3:47 State St.
Dailey, 3705 Cottage Grove Ave.

Williams, 143 39th St.

W. P. Hunter, 584, 43d St.

Adams, 9 E. 26th St.

All important Alley L stands.

Long, 2455 State St.

Lexington Hotel News Stand.

Carr, 4120 Cottage Grove Av.

Wiley, 3506 Vincennes Ave.

Dale, 3100 Cottage Grove Ave.

Thomas, Commercial ave., Sjuth Chicago.
ENGLEWOOD.

Union News Stand, 6:4d and Wallace St,

DOWN TOWN HOTELS.

Palmer House,

Auditorium Hotel.

Auditorium Hotel Annex.

Wellington Hotel.

Loland Hotel.

Tremont House.

Great Northern Hotel.

Brevoort House.

Lexington Hotel.

Clifton House.

Saratoga Hotel.

WEST SIDE DEPOTS.

Higgins, 256 W. Madison St.

Goldsmith. 662 W. Madison St.

Fash, 516 W. Madison St.

Union News Stand, cor. Canal and W. Madison
Sts.

Union Depot (Inside stand).

A. Hover, 877 W. Polk St.

Ballin, 365 W. Madison St. •

All Lake L St. stands.

NORTH SIDE DEPOTS.

Carroll, 194 N, Clark St.

Valy, 449 N. Clark St.

Hatton, 56 N. Clark St.

Rectanus, :40 Cass St,

Plaza Hotel News Stand.

1896 ,

A BELLE STUD

BRAMBLE
KINGSTON
FORESTER
Q. W. JOHNSON
BURLINGTON
impAEROLITHE

Imp. Bonnie Scotland- Ivy Leaf, by Imp. Australian
of Rambler, Clifford and Ben Brush.
$300. Book Full.

Spendthrift— Imp. Kapanga.
$150. Book Full.

Imp. The 111 -Used-Woodbine.''
$100. Book Full. Filled by Owner.

Iroquois— Brunette, by Imp
Bonnie Scotland. $50.
(Full.)

Powlifattan— Imp. Invercauld,
by St, Blaise. $50.

Nougat— Astree, by Dollar.
$50.

T’l ;ib*>ve St.Tllions will make the season of 1896 at La Belle Stud, 7 miles from Lexington
01 thj old Frankfort Pike. Season fees due at time of service. Return privileges allowed
if S i..'? horse is alive and in my possession.

Tlio La Belle Stallions were all first-class Race Horses and Stake Winners. Their combined
wi^»ni:igs on the Turf amounting to nearly $,300.(XJ0. Mares booked to my Stallions will be accoo'
mo.iatt d with a good box-stall and grain feed at $10 per month during breeding season.

Stallions, Broodmares, Yearlings, Horses in
Training, Winners, for sale at all times....

....I HAVE SOLD SUCH GRAND RACE HORSES AS....

CLIFFORD, DUCAT, LAZZARONE,

CHANT, PESARRA, HANDSPUN,

URANIA, BEN BRUSH
AND MANY OTHERS.

The Public and Visitors to Kentucky are welcome to La Belie
at any time, SUNDAYS ESPECiALLY_^.^..Mflk

H. EUGENE LEIGH,

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

TDJLTL.'Y’ form

5

60NBY ISUAND FORM CHART.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, L. I., July 8. — Tenth Day. Coney Island Jockey Club. Summer Meeting.
Weather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W. Simmons; Starter, Thomas Flynn.

2115

FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-old. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

a8l7)SUISUN
(1955) BURLESQUE

2025 DISTINCTION

2026 AZURE
1917 MISS PRIM

♦Dead heat.

Wt. St. 1^4 »4 Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Od C\ pi

120 2 2h 2nk Ink Simms M. F. Dwyer 1 4-5 out

121 3 iH Ink 2 nk Garrison C. T. Patterson 6-5 2 1-2

105 5 5 5 31 36 A. Clayton Brookdale Stable 6 15 4

105 4 3h .3nk 41 42 Doggett A H & D H Morrisl5 20 6

105 1 4 nk 4^ .5 5 Littlefield L. O. Appleby 6 7 8-5

Time, 12 1-5, 24 2-5, 36 3-5. 49 1-5, 1 :01 2 5
n inner — B. f. by Strathmore — Beatrice.

Start good. All the first three driving hard. Burlesque ran a noble race. He and Suisun
were at it all the way. Patterson refused to run off with Burlesque and purse given to Dwyer.
Distinction also ran good race.

Scratched — Sir Molke. 108.

MTE

SECOND RACE— 1 Mile. 3-yoar-old maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

4

4

4

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl PI

2030 FARTHING

112

5

41

44

41

3»

Ink

H. Lewis

J. E. Seagram

6

8

3

2085 TRILLETTE

107

1

'4 11

I14IKK 21

J. Hill

Wolf Hill Stable

15

30

10

1958 THE DRUID

109

3

3nk 2nk 21

2“

36

Barbee

P. Welch

8

10

4

(lOLF

109

7

51

52

51i/,4nk 41

Doggett

£. V. Snedecker

24

2

4-5

2030 NICK JOHNSON

109

2

24 31

3*4 51

52

Ballard

N. J. Johnson

4

4

8-5

1958 BELL PORT

112

6

7

7

7

6*4 61

Littlefield

Jefferson Stbl

24

3

1

DOUBLE OR Q’lTS 109

4

64 61

61

7

7

Hamilton

H. K. Vingut

8

10

4

MAXIMUM

112

9

9

8

8

8

8

Bergen

W. Hendrie

12

15

6

1561 TELEGRAM

112

8

8

9

9

9

9

Curtis

Sensation Stable

20‘

20

8

OSKALOTA

112 10

10

10

10

10

10

Lamley

Seaside Stable

20

20

8

1958 AKTH. FREEL’ND 109 11

11

11

11

11

11

O’Leary

C. Snedecker

15

15

6

Time, 26 3-5, 53 2-5, 1 :19 3-5, 1 :41 3-5.

Winner— Ch. c. 3. by Peter— Moiety,

Start fair. Won driving. A bad crowd of horses. Farthing ran the best race and was best
managed. Only the placed horses were ever in contention.

Scratched— Sir Arlington, 112.

^ ^ ^ THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-ulds and upwards. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

1561 LAMBENT
1913 THE SWAIN
2029 ED. KEXRNEY
1913 HAW ARDEN
1954 JUNO
1866 ILLUSION
1987 PATROL

PPIARL SONG
1987 HARRY SHANNON
MAHSIAN

Wt. St. H ^ ^4 Str.Fin Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

1 U 11 U 11 Powers

111 2 2nk 31 3i»/,2i Taral

8 8 6 4Vi 3 h O’Leary

9 7 7 51 Ballard

3 nk 2nk 2*4 51 T. Sloan

4*4 4‘ 6 6 Gardner

5*/s 51 7 7 Hewitt

6X88 Keef •

9 9 9 9 (’oylie

10 10 10 10 Gifford

„ Time, 24 1-5, 48 4-5, 1 :01 3-5. 1 :14 4-5.

Winner— Br. f, 3, by Amphion — Starlight.

Start good. Won driving. Ed. Kearney interfered with at start.
Ballard tired worse than Hawarden in the run home.

Scratchei — Veitator. Ill ; Rocket, 91; Kennel. 107 ; Premier, 88.

107
97 7
99 3
95 4
99 5
85 6
95 10

R. Bradley 20 30 10

Covington&Kent 2*4 3 1

M. Corbett 3 2^ 1

W. Jennings 8 6 2

J. R. & F. P. Keene 5 5 2

J. McLear 8 10 4

Blemton Stable 6 6 2

W. r. Daly 25 30 10

W. M. Wallace 15 10 4

P.S.P. Randolph 15 15 6

Illusion badly ridden.

2118

FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-old fillies. Foam Stakes.

Ind. Horses.

1684 INTERMISSION
1986 CASSETTE
2085 RELIGION

Wt. St. ^ Vi

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

120 2 IV 2 11 IV2 1*** li*/4 T. Sloan J.E, McDonald 1-4 1-4 out

120 1 2*421 22 24 26 Taral A.Clason 4 4 out

112 3 3 3 3 3 3 Doggett Erie Stable 10 15 out

^ Time. 26 1-5. 52 3-5, 1 :1S 1-5, 1 :43 2-5.

Winner — Ch. f. 3, by Galopin — Vacation.

Start good. Won very easily. Intermission is the best filly here now. Her race to-day was
true and good. She led and won as she chose. Cassette is evenly moderate.

Scratched — Belle Aime, 112.

2119

Ind. Horses

1863 FLY. SQUADRON 1 10
LADY MITCHELL no

FIFTH RACE — 5-}% Mile. 2-year-old fillies. Maidens. Allowances.
Wt. St. ^ *4 ^ Str.Fin. J«>cke\s Owners

Op (U Pi

PRISONER no

1918 PEARL V no

IGNARRA no

1917 (COURTSHIP II no

1918 hint no

ENDEAVOR 110 10

1918 SALAIRE 110 11

1483 VINCENTIA 110 12

1734 MYRTLE L 110 2

SUNNY SLOPE 110 13

1918 TAKA NASSEE 110 3

1983 PURPLE JACKET 110 14

('HIC

Ink 12 11 m

4*/i 21 2*4 2nk
8 7 41 3*4

3nk 6*4 5*4 42

7

51

*9

10

n

12

13

51 6

8 7

3*4 3h
9

Simms
Littlefield
Ballard
Taral
Griffin
Doggett
J. Hill

J.R.&F.P. Keene
Jefferson Stable
J. J. McCafferty
Matt Byrnes
Blemton Stable
Maplehurst Stable 8
Stockwell Stable 12

8-5

12

10

8

8 A. Clayton Brookdale Stable

Curtis
Gifford
Gardner
Hamilton
Pa i ton
Wilson
Waller

W. J. Donahue
M. J. Fitzr)atrick
S. G. Loud
Jere Dunn
J. E. Madden
Goughacres Stbl

Mrs. C.Littlef’dJr 20

1

6

15

10

6

10

20

6

40

30

50

30

30

40

30

2 nk 4
14 14

no Left at the post.

Time, 24 2-5, 48 4-5, 1 :03 1-5.

Winner— (.’’b. f, by Saraband— Silver Belle.

Start poor. Won easily. Prisoner ran a good race. Takanassee had speed but tired.
Scratched— Salvacea. 110; Ella Harold, 110.

out

8-5

5

4

2

4

8

2

12

10

15

10

10

12

10

2 X ) SIXTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles on Turf. 3-year-olds and upward. High weight H’d’cp.

Ind. Horses.

1986 GO l.D (REST
1959 DOGGETT
2026 LONG BEACH
1959 LANSDALE
2029 LAN(^ER
2026 *JEFFERSON
2026 TOMOKA

♦By Buchanan. , ,

Winner — (^h. c, 3, by Bend Or— Princess Iskra.

Start good. Won cleverly. Long Beach and Doggett both came strong in stretch but could
not catch Crest who had speed to loan. Lausdale seemed short.

Scratched — Connoisseur. 118.

Wt.

St.

4 4

4 Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

(’1

PI

116

5

14

12 11 41 ‘4

Hamilton

W. Power

.5

4

8-5

121

1

4

2142*4 2 nk

Garrison

W. Rollins

2*4

3*4

6-5

128

4

6

41 4*4 31

Simms

P. J. Dwyer

6

8

3

113

2

31

33 31 41

Taral

Preakness Stable 8-5

7-5

1-2

102

7

21

5*4 51 .52

T. Sloan

R. D. Leach

15

20

8

110

6

7

6 6 6

Dogptt

Erie Stable

4

6

2

95

3

5

7 7 7

Keefe

W.C. Daly

20

20

8

OVERNIGHT ENTRIES FOR SALE.

Milwaukee Horsemen’s Homes.

Daily Racing Form withdraws its offer for
delivery of its foreign and local form charts
each evening. The indexed entries of all tracks
are for sale at 9:30 p.m. daily, but no charts can
be supplied except in the paper.

When horsemen or racing men go to Milwau-
kee, they should stop only at the St. Charles or
Plankinton Hotels. The managements of those
houses know what racing folks want and serve
them well.

THE-

St. Charles Hotel

FOBMEELT PAB8T.

•Milwaukee, Wis.

$ 2 . 00 , $2.50, $3.00

AMERICAN PLAN

NEW I ELEGANT I MODERN I

SECURE ROOMS IN ADVANCE FOR JULY
RACES. ADDRESS

Frank J. Matchette, Prop.

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., July 8.— Fifty-second day. Fair Grounds Association Meeting.
W'eather clear : track fast.

Judges, J. A. Murphy and Joseph J. Burke. Starter. C. C. Chinn.

2100 FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Maidens. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. H

1890 (^ONSUELLA 108 5
1928 PLE’S’NT SMILES 108 10
2037 IRISH (’HIEF II 113 1
2058 TOPMAST 110 6

2006 ROB ROY II 110 3

1972 LIZZIE MAG.K 108 9
1947 *C\PT REES 119 8

2007 TIMELIKE 117 11

1686 VICTORESS 108 2

1890 BLUE LIGHT 110 7

WILDFLOWER 108 12
1843 INK08IKAAS 108 4
2006 MINNIE WELDON 108 13
JOHN RUDDEN 119 14
♦By Rossington.

Yt

11
8
31
41
6
10
5*4 6
11 10
7 8

9 11
12 12
2 nk 32
13 13

^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

12 13 1114 Webster W. Mulkey

5*431 22 Garner J. C. Cahn

22 31 Hinkay D. Hoover

41 42 C. Williams G. W. (Mrtis
6 51*4 Rowe J. Williams

8 6 K. Cochran Ed Brown

77 —

9 8
9

10
11

Op Ci PI

22

41

7

9

Thonipson Ed (.’orrigan
W. Vincent A. Berlew
Penn A. H.&D.H. Morris

L. Taylor Red Bird Stable
R. Jones Lew Marion

10
11
12

5*412
13 13
14 14 14 14

. „ Time, 24^, 49*4. 1 :16.

Winner — B. f, 3, by Dochart — Cimerone Girl.

4. handily. Vincent was set down for a bad ride on Timelike. Pleasant Smiles

fred^ badly and was slow to get going; came strong on the end. lukosikaas showed speed but

Scratched — Dr Christian. 110.

T.WilliamsK. G. Bellairs
Hathaway J. D. Patton
Kutzleb A. Shields

4

3

1

9-5

2*4

1

6

12

5

20

30

10

20

15

6

8

10

4

20

30

10

5

6

2

; 8

8

3

20

40

15

40

60

20

30

40

15

•20

20

8

40

60

20

2110 SEi’OND Race — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. - Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. h. Vt ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

2058 SAUTERNE
1928 FANNY ROWENA 102 3
(1989)GOLD BRICK
2039 METAIRIE
2039 PEARL H

2059 AMENTE
2006 WALNUT RIDG
1315 IRISH QUEEN

Time, 24^,, 49, l:142i.
ninner-;-B. g, 3. by Tremont- Semaphore

Start fair by machine. Won easily. Araente showed her usual speed but stopped. Sauterne
was pounds tne best. Fannie Rowena weakened when the pinch came.

Scratched— Agatine, 102; Bettie Bug, 102; Ozark Jr. 104; Utopia, 104; Henry Higgins 104

104

4

31

41

2*4

IH

102

3

IH ’

24

11

28

104

5

4*4

3n

32

33

104

7

7

5*4

51

42

102

2

6

6

6

51

102

6

22

Ik

4h

6

106

1

5h

7

7

7

102

8

8

8

8

8

Op Cl PI

Rowe Warner & Co. 3 4 1

E. Cochran Whittaker&Parish 4-5 3-5 out

Garner D. A. Honig
J. Mathews C. B. Campbell
Wilhite Bandana Stable
Schorr J. R. Spafford
Hinkey M. J. Larrissey
Fn»st D. Hoover

7

15

6

15

20

8

100

100

40

6

6

2

40

60

20

60

100

40

2 ^ THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling.

InO. Horses,

19:7 TEA SET 101 4

2041 BRIDGET 105 2

1974 JOVIAL 101 6

1795 DK’K DEN EAT H 103 5
2041 SHOOTING STAR 104 10
2007 DENVER 105*4 1

1944 ADAM 101 7

(135)LAH’LLE FRANCE107 3
SIRRILDA 99 8

1545 DOMINION 1 )4 9

Wt. St. H y* % Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

31

11

10

2n

7

2h 23 In
12 13 23

52 31

9

32 31*442

6

6

5*4 51 7
41 4*4 41
6 7 8

8 8 9

9 10 10

McCaun

Hinkey

Wilhite

Webster

J. VV. Curtis
B. F. Ward
J. Cochran
E. A. Meyers

Op Cl PI
8 20 8
13-10 out
15

52 N. Turner G. W. Scott

Penn

Garner

Ashley

Springfield Stbl
Westchester Stbl
J. Bradford

1

15

30

40

E, Cochran J. Cochran
T. Williams Carnival City Stbl20 40

20
60
6

3*4 3
40 60

6

8

20

2

20

2

15

Time. 244, 5014, 1:16.

Winner — B. ra, 7, t>y Ben d’Or — Quickset.

Start good by machine. Won cleverly ; second all out. Adam showed speed, but tired. Dick
Deneath was a trifle short.

Scratched— Carrie B, 99.

211a

FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowance.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. 14 Vi %, Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

1929 FIGARO
102l^LAURE.ATE
2060 HAWTHORNE
(498)H. H. GARDNER

Op Cl PI

112 2 41 4*43* 3* 11 Covington H. E. Rowell 1 13-10 out

103 3 13 13 12 12 214 W'ebster Pastime Stables 8-5 3-5 out

112 1 23 2* 2142114320 Tabor B. Schreiber 4 5 out

104 4 32 31*44 4 4 Garner D. A. Honig 30 30 out

, . Time, 26. 524 r 1:18 1:434

Winner— ( h. h, 5. by Fonso— Medje.

♦Disqualified for fouling Hawthorne. Start good by machine. Won handly. Next two driv-
ing. Laureate stopped with his mouth wide open. Hawthorne was badly cut >ff.

2113 FIFTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year*olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horse.s.

1973 ST. AUGUSTINE
2059 5T. PANCRAS
1382 KING GOLD
1973 ROUNDELAY
2010 PELLE.IS
U549)PRETENDER
131 LITILE BILLY

Wt.

St.

h. Vi X Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

106

2

22 iH 11 13

Hinkey

LaBonte & Co.

7

12

5

106

1

51 4*4 51 2nk

Penn

D. Hoover

5

6

8-5

H'4

5

3h 5*4 iX 31

Garner

S. Barbour

4

18-5

99

7

4*4 3h 3kk 41

Reidy

R. Forsythe

12

8

3

107

4

IKK 21*42*4 5*4

Bayless

J. E. Rodegap*

6-5

6-5

out

101

3

6 6 6 6

Webster

P. Corrigan

8

8

3

100

6

7 ^7 7 7

J. Mathews H. T. Batchelor

60

60

20

:U4.

Winner— Ch. h, 7, by Gleuelg— Florida,

Start good by machine. W(,n easily ; next two driving. Pelleas quit to almost nothing. St.
Augustine galloped thr<*ugh the stretch. St. Pancras ran a good race.

Scratched— Conntatine, 1C4; Ace, 101 ; George F. Smith, 112.

^ ^ i^lXTH RAC^E— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-old. Selling.

Ind.

Horses.

Wt. St. 4 4 ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl Pi

2008 AGENT 103

(1752)QUEEN SAFIE 103
2093 LADY BRITANNIC 93
1895 KNUTE 99

1691 TIN (’UP 101

2008 BLITZEN’S SIST’RlOl
1848 May B 99

2057 MISSOURI GIRL 105

W’inner— B. c. by Riley or

Start good, by machine,
race.

Scratched — Harrie Floyd,
Baldy Whyte, 99.

1 1*4 11 11 1*4 E.

2 2 h 2 nk 23 21 Garner

8 3 «k 3 nk 34 31 Turner

3 5*4 51 51 414 W’ebster

7 8 8 6*4 51 Schorr

6 6 6 7 6 Bayless

4 41 4*4 4h 7 Reidv

5 7 7 8 8 Hinkey

Time, 13, 37?^. 1:024.

Lew Weir — Venturia.

W’on handily. Tin Cup was almost left at post,

Cochran J. T. Stewart
J. D. I ucas
G. W. Scott
Lakeland Stable
J. W. Schorr
J. E. R(*degap
G. W. Littrell
Randolph Stable

6- 5 7-5 1-2

12 7 2*4

50 100 40

15 20 8

7- 5 6-5 1-2

12 10 4

50 40 12

50 50 20

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